Concepts
an ideal educational arrangement: living in a neighborhood that guarantees access to neighborhood schools that meets their expectations
What is the package deal? or What is the suburban package deal?
The method Constance Iloh used to study for-profit colleges
What is ethnography?
the école maternelle system provides childcare for three to six year olds operates in this country.
Where is France?
Developed a theory on new forms of capital.
Who is Pierre Bourdieu?
Reform measures that heightened academic standards and increased testing requirements
What are standards based reforms?
“cultural status positioning,” indicating individuals’ use of cultural capital to acquire symbolic forms of recognition
What is Non-dominant cultural capital?
The method used to study families in the article "Raising Global Children"
What are interviews? What are qualitative methods?
Researches examined private tutoring in this country
Where is Korea?
Coined the term doubly disadvantaged
Who is Anthony Jack?
a theoretical model that addresses student achievement and helps students to accept and affirm their cultural identity while developing critical perspectives that challenge inequities that schools (and other institutions) perpetuate.
What is culturally relevant pedagogy?
the process through which individuals, in this case, preschool children, come to understand rules, beliefs, meanings, and gender-specific codes of conduct
What is gendered sexual socialization?
What are social network techniques/ social network analysis?
The pseudonym used to reference the university that miseducated Monica and Karen.
What is Midwestern U.
Studied high school dropout rates
Who is James Coleman?
the formation of social ties between same-grade students
What are horizontal ties?
A college's way of building its legitimacy by forming connections with employers and businesses
What is a social charter? Or What is charter building?
The method used by Morris and Perry to evaluate race and gender differences in school discipline records.
What is quantitative analysis?
The two states where Portes and Macleod studied Haitan, Vietnamese, Cuban, and Mexican families
Where are California and Florida?
Who is Megan M. Holland?
actions used to deflect charges of racism against oneself or deny institutional racism.
What is plausible deniability?
legal or political pressures exerted on organizations by other organizations, emulating the behavior of other organizations, spread of organizational norms
What is Institutional Isomorphism?
The method used to analyze race-based affirmative action polices
What is comparative analysis? or What is historical comparative analysis, or primary document analysis?
Diane Reay studied gender discourses in classrooms in this city.
Where is London?
Examined school enrollment in gentrifying neighborhoods
Who is Jennifer Candipan?
the symbolic meaning of the activity itself, largely independent of its chance of success
What is expressive education?